OK,
I have C++ builder 2007 and the evaluate modify is driving me insane! I know I can do cntrl F7 on any integer value, click evaluate, type in the new value and do modify and everything is perfect.
For some reason, I cannot do the same thing for a string. For example if I have a string
AnsiString msg;
and I do evaluate modify for the msg I get the evaluate modify dialog box. If I click evaluate, I even get the string that is supposed to be in the string under new value
{"c:\\Somepath"}
now if I change new value to anything, for example
{"c:\\newpath"} or "c:\\newpath" I get the error
E2188 expression syntax.
How in the world do you modify a string in debug mode using builder?
I have C++ builder 2007 and the evaluate modify is driving me insane! I know I can do cntrl F7 on any integer value, click evaluate, type in the new value and do modify and everything is perfect.
For some reason, I cannot do the same thing for a string. For example if I have a string
AnsiString msg;
and I do evaluate modify for the msg I get the evaluate modify dialog box. If I click evaluate, I even get the string that is supposed to be in the string under new value
{"c:\\Somepath"}
now if I change new value to anything, for example
{"c:\\newpath"} or "c:\\newpath" I get the error
E2188 expression syntax.
How in the world do you modify a string in debug mode using builder?